09-22-2009, 10:45 PM
A common problem with those was not starting up after a power failure. But they would not start up, period, not even after 100 tries. Pressing the CUDA/power manager unit switch would do the trick for this problem. The act of replacing the battery would have a similar effect, just in a more expensive way (the system does not really need a functional battery).
Your problem seems to be different, but I would still try pressing PMU button (once only, otherwise you may cause more damage). There used to be instructions somewhere on Apple site.
Your problem seems to be different, but I would still try pressing PMU button (once only, otherwise you may cause more damage). There used to be instructions somewhere on Apple site.